Fostering Collaboration and Harm Reduction among SUDs Patients

Methods to Foster Collaboration and Harm Reduction among Substance Use Disorder Patients

Win Turner, PhD, LADC, and Jody L. Kamon, PhD, co-owners of the The Center for Behavioral Health Integration will:

• Review of research demonstrating positive outcome using Motivational Interviewing (MI) with Medications for Addiction Treatment (MAT) patients and programs

• Review & highlight the impact of new changes in MI to pronounce provider and patient collaboration:

  Partnership, Acceptance, Compassion, and Evocation (PACE) cross walk of recent changes to MI and highlighting the processes and questions of the session frame

• Provide specific MI skill illustrations of how to activate patients:
  1. Ask - offer - ask expressing concerns
  2. Menu of options
  3. Importance ruler vs. readiness
  4. Leaning into imagining the extremes

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